Consider the given differntial equation y'(t)= (y-2)(3+y) Find the soultions that are constant for all t>0 (the equiliburm soultions) In what regions are the soultions increasing? and decreasing?
Consider the given differntial equation y'(t)= (y-2)(3+y) Find the soultions that are constant for all t>0 (the equiliburm soultions) In what regions are the soultions increasing? and decreasing?
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Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions
Section6.3: Trigonometric Functions Of Real Numbers
Problem 65E
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Consider the given differntial equation y'(t)= (y-2)(3+y)
Find the soultions that are constant for all t>0 (the equiliburm soultions)
In what regions are the soultions increasing? and decreasing?
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